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The Asaro “mud men” from Papua New Guinea’s eastern highlands are known for their strange masks made with clay, and adorned with pigs’ teeth and shells. There is no way to know when they began making masks, though it has been in existence for four generations

Fascinating cultural artifact! The Asaro masks not only serve an aesthetic purpose but also likely hold deep cultural and traditional significance. Four generations of practice speaks volumes about the importance and heritage behind these creations.